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Indirect Use of XLM in Excel 2000 and Prior
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"Harlan Grove" wrote: wrote... ... Still got Kyd hanging around? Me too. ... Nope. Just using the XLM help files (finally - should have perhaps referred to them earlier this week, but I didn't have them on the PC where I tested this under Excel 2000). Which is a good thing...Kyd&Kinata don't have GET.DOCUMENT(88) in their table. Thanks for the help. ....best, Capt N. -- Email to (yes, you can so figure it out) ;-] Scream and shout and jump for joy! I was here before Kilroy! Sorry to spoil your little joke. I was here but my computer broke. ---Kilroy |
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